- Added new recurrence.limit value (default 1) to control the number of
future pending tasks generated from a recurring parent task.
- Added unit tests.
- Updated taskrc man page.
- introduced new show command to display configuration settings
- config command is used to just set config values
- modified documentation
- modified some unit tests calling 'task config' to 'task show'
- Added feature #326, allowing tasks to be added in the completed state,
by using the 'log' command in place of 'add' (thanks to Cory Donnelly).
- Added log command to task.1 man page.
- Added log command to task-tutorial.5 man page.
- Added log command to help text.
- Added log command unit tests.
- When a recurrence period is added to a pending task, the status should
change from pending to recurring, and a mask attribute should be added.
The lack of those changes meant that "task 1 recur:1w" did not do what
was expected. Thanks to T. Charles Yun.
- Allows rc.tag.indicator to replace the default + indicator.
- Allows rc.active.indicator to replace the default * indicator.
- Allows rc.recurrence.indicator to replace the default R indicator.
- Task was preventing removal of due date from any task that had a due date,
which is wrong. It should be any task with a recur: value and a due date
(thanks to John Florian).
- Implemented all command hooks.
- Implemented several field hooks.
- Implemented several task hooks.
- Reorganized event validation code.
- Finalized Hooks -> API::call* mechanism.
- Implemented several hook unit tests.
- Corrected unit tests that didn't specify rc.hooks=on.
- Corrected builds that include Lua.
- Implemented a master switch rc.hooks=off that can shut off all
hooks. Seems like a good idea.
- Added support for 'hooks' and 'hook.*' as valid configuration
entries.
- improved dateformat handling now defaulting to YMD set via
dateformat.holiday variable
- fixed missing sorting in holiday table output when running
calendar.holidays=full
- renamed reportdateformat to dateformat.report
- added config file checking for calendar.holidays and calendar.details
- added 2 holiday files for SE and US (watertown, MA)
- Implemented pre-completed, post-completed events.
- Added debug info for event triggers.
- Removed support for pre-file-unlock, post-file-unlock, as they are
called from TDB::~TDB in Context::~Context, which is after Hooks::~Hooks,
which means segfault.
- added displaying of holidays in 'task cal'
via calendar.holidays
- the legend in the calendar can now be turned off
- weeknumbers in the calendar can now be color-coded
- changed variable name from annotation.details to annotations
- added report.X.annotations
- changed values from 2, 1, 0 to full, sparse, none
- made reportdateformat available in timesheet
- Added Lua copyright notice to the version command.
- Added Lua copyright details to API.cpp, which is the only file that
interacts with Lua.
- Added hook-type detection.
- Added a hook-type calling mechanism in Hooks.
- Implemented the post-start and pre-exit event triggers.
- Context::initialize now calls Hooks::initialize, which in turn calls
API::initialize. We have liftoff!
- Now supports 'task config name value', 'task config name ""', and
'task config name' to directly modify the .taskrc file.
- Updated man page.
- Added unit tests.
- Modified existing config command to also display configuration
variables that have no values.
- Added Federico Hernandez to the task copyright, based on the amount
of work and commits to the project, in the areas of Date handling and
the calendar report.
- Bumped Cory Donnelly up to Contributing Author for the large quantity
of ideas, suggestions and testing.
- Implemented replacement Config::get* methods.
- Replaced all calls throughout the code, with the new methods which
have no static values as defaults.
- Config is now providing a default set of all configuration variables.
- The default set is used to both initialize a Config object, and to
create a sample .taskrc.
- added new reportdateformat to extend the formatting of due dates
in the reports and "task info"
- added new conversion sequences a, A, b, B and Y to be used with
reportdateformat
